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WOW! you guys work fast! The container idea sounds good, but the container are
small and all the different flat beds would look weird. I’m in if this is what
work for you all.
But, here is another idea, how about a special train...
Yellow locos (2 to 4) with red LEGO logos on the sides.
All the LTCs, LUGs and etc would make Box Cars (6x24 stud long verity with 4
axles, like the ones Larry P makes) with more spaces for logos and not so hard
to set up. And for you guys stuck on containers "it's a big conainer with
wheels":)
And the caboose would be in LUGNET colors with the logo on it.(If Todd will
let us use the TM) It will have the web link on it and not just the logo!
Build on...
Robin Werner
GFLTC
http://member.xoom.com/gfltc
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In lugnet.trains, Robin Werner writes:
> Here is a link to a temp web page on the All World Train idea:
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> http://members.xoom.com/gfltc/worldltc.html
>
> What do you think?
Nice artwork. Very nice! I can visualise the train now...
Here's what I am thinking. Why squabble over should it be cars, containers,
etc? Let's do them all... we could perhaps let the clubs do boxcars,
individuals do containers, and even let those with commercial interests do
billboards. This IS going to be a scenicked layout.
Bricks on the Brain,
Guild of Bricksmiths,
Brickmania,
BrickBay
Fletcher Jennings Fine Railway Products
Milton Train Works
Kevin's Creations
Guarded Inn
just to name a few, are all commercial interests and worthy of some mention.
Sorry to whoever I missed, of course
Also, instead of just LUGNET on a caboose, don't forget the other guys:
brickset
brickshelf
Pause (we owe something to our roots)
and.... rtl!
all non club non commercial orgs that deserve some mention, hmm? again sorry to
whoever I missed.
Office buildings and warehouses and tractor trailers and the sides of busses
are all other things that often have adverts on them. Let's have this be a
profusion of adverts. Make sure to include a URL whenever you can!
And if some club can pick up some commercial $pon$or$hip, real corporate logos
are OK too! For enough moolah, anyway.
++Lar
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In lugnet.trains, Robin Werner writes:
> All the LTCs, LUGs and etc would make Box Cars (6x24 stud long verity with 4
> axles, like the ones Larry P makes) with more spaces for logos and not so hard
> to set up. And for you guys stuck on containers "it's a big conainer with
> wheels":)
This sounds like a good idea too. I would like to try one anyway. It doesn't
sound to difficult but could someone post a link to one just so us non-train
guys can have a referance.
Thanks,
Eric Kingsley
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
View My Creations at:
http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> And if some club can pick up some commercial $pon$or$hip, real corporate logos
> are OK too! For enough moolah, anyway.
>
> ++Lar
Larry,
This was something I was toying with for our club one day, glad to see I'm not the
only one. I though what a nice way to make some money for the LTC would be to sell
ad space on the layout, boxcars, billboards, actual buildings (i.e. car dealers,
restaurants, etc.) to local business in the area of the club.
I was going to put a page together on the club site and see if I can get a few
local business try it out. Maybe do a few for free just to get some material for
promoting the idea.
Has anyone else tried this yet?
jt
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James J. Trobaugh
North Georgia LEGO Train Club
http://www.ngltc.org
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In lugnet.trains, James J. Trobaugh writes:
>
> Larry,
>
> This was something I was toying with for our club one day,
> glad to see I'm not the
> only one. I though what a nice way to make some money for
> the LTC would be to sell
> ad space on the layout, boxcars, billboards, actual buildings
> (i.e. car dealers,
> restaurants, etc.) to local business in the area of the club.
>
> I was going to put a page together on the club site and see if I can get a few
> local business try it out.
> Maybe do a few for free just to get some material for
> promoting the idea.
>
> Has anyone else tried this yet?
I also thought of trying ad space idea on my layouts, back in my solo day. But
now maybe I should try this idea with the club, it would be nice to get cash
for more stuff. Perhaps one day all the LTC could link up and get big sponsors
like COKE or TRU? Who knows where this could go, but don't quit your day jobs
yet!
Robin Werner
GFLTC
http://members.xoom.com
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